Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-02
LOCAL BREvITIES.

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A light sprinkle of rain fell in this city
about A. NJ. yesterday.
A tea train of eighteen cars went East
from San Francisco on fast time last night.
Sheriff Drew's fees last month amounted
to $136 IS, and those of County Recorder
Miller 1853 70.
The steamer San Joaquin No. 4 arrived
from San Francisco yesterday with lumber
and merchandise.
The Chinawoman stolen from this city
last Sunday night is reported to have been
seen at Woodland.
Secretary of State Hendricks has paid
into the State Treasury s., 367, fees of his
office for the month of May.
The commencement exercises of the In
stitution for Deaf, Dumb and Blind. at
Berkeley, will take place June eth, at l30
p. NJ.
County Clerk Hamilton issued thirty-six
marriage licenses during the month of
MAY, and the Superior Court granted two
divorces
Peer Roberts, Deputy State Organizer of
tie Lard and Labor party, will speak in
lower Pioneer Hall this evening. Admis-
SION free.
Maud Slverstein, who figured in the Sac.
ranen,o Police Court frequently. is under
arrest Al San Francisco for grand larceny
and yagrancy.
Among the freight brought up from San
Francisco by steamer Yesterday was new
passenger coach for the Colusa County Mar
row-gauge Railroad.
Owing 10 a oioudbursl at Browns. on the
1ruckee Division, the e2prsss train from
the East did not reach Sacramento until
after T. 81. Yesterday.
f. Smith OF Sacramento and L
Shatguck, of San Francisco. ri one ame A
resident here. have been granted patent
Tor ar adding machine.
TIE ANIMAL 81. Pose Church nicnic ,o1 &c
place AT Reacb's Grove near Freenorf &C.
qav The boats and bsr.s Ie,ra ~ f =, W -
\ street at $50 A. NJ SHARP
The steamer Dover hos bean ,oLa, 81, ,l,a
marine WAYS on the Yolo side of The 80.
TO receive an overhauIins het;ore The RAJ,
carving season Commences
M
ernor Dana was being :. timed :" resterSsv
afternoon. which was tbe cause of 60 n1ucb
whistling being heard on tha river 'front.'
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doNaS -os,orda ',ie,,.a a went out alter
e,,,,,,1, banSaS anI none caine nome
birds were shot from, fancas and traaS tba,
on passes"
H.rrv paro,a T. 50 a. -.
otad e., .ha So ~, " lnis ciry, graau
Tnes5av ,rba fs o4 10 I,aia ooi'ese last
of eoa 10 aSd ta;e .nat ne IS out II years
of his application To stndv
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S M,r SCI 81 S e4 dilisr On euhesuay ana Ihufs
oeyi tnT gu anu 9tn Iiists., IN tle basement
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;,,e, " an ei-'e' ''i'''iieii' " eu'eSoay e'eh-
ing
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nEuse q. tnS TN tnetlopollai1 last hignt; Inc
tpa ,Hy was luz 0olnel Grocery. II was
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~ d State VI la"snter from tne opening TO
'ne oiose'
Owing to the youth of the boys who
Iaiueu Canuy factory on Memorlal Day,
nole VI lneili, 'nough arrested, were taken
iiito OouIt' put were sent nome Win the
I It that their parents olscuss
inc iha'ter WIN them.
A Raymond & Whitcomb excursion
party, occupying four sleeping cars, arrived
here from San Francisco about o'clock
last evening. They will remain here this
forenoon, continuing their journey east
ward by the Reno train.
The Governor has appointed Notaries
Public as follows John w. Breckenridge
MERGED City; II. E. Vail, Forbestown,
Butte county; \. Caminetti, Jackson E.
NJ al nd N,,la
burn w. X. Boucher, Mokelumne Hill.
In the drawing at the Sacramento Tns,i-
tute Yesterday morning Charles Heisen Ir
secured the gold medsl-a Maltese cross
surrounded bv laurel wreath. while on n
shield in the center are the words
" Awarded for deportment and annlica.
ton"
Tuesday night Iiehtnine flashes of which
have been so freo1entlv Seen in This citv
and elsewhere durino tbe mast tbran or fo,,r
NIGHTS struck the railroad teIaorenh ,,;ra
AT Cisco burned the wire dams9ed Tho IN.
struments and stunned the operator in the
telepranh office
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a. T 1870 enaee .i't n poys "no sIayeu rom
or;ai NJ Snra ~ d pi@n al ny h Jun oli nei
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IN, -; 90 ~ ~ 'oHe 1ne ~no mouiu re-
been momentarilv expected The matter
begins to look serious however and Chief
Dillman will make thorough INQUIRY TO.
dsv.
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tbis sao.;o,, - 49, ~ - nopSIo"els III
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u nI;oL ;rs. many VI .ne llyIiaus oi nee
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.na. Sta.e l.S' seasol naee suIs.Seu tne
man'et aniu a TL ser.lng ieauy 70 attach tne
ne" tiae, ne supp9'sitioii tilit lnese IN
800 ute a. sooI as eo.u weather se's III mas
Geor7e Borchers. formerly nitcher for the
Atlas, has been signed by Manager Robin
son, OF the u. q Ms, and Will pitch for
.nl' oie.o III 10 sai'ieS a. A's'i